How the rich and famous impacted the most powerful city in the world. The elite of New York.

The Lecture and Tour will allow you to experience Chinatown, as you’ve never imagined and tie into New York State’s curriculum:

Trace the history of the "Great White Way” and learn the impact of the Broadway musicals on society.

Learn how the worst neighborhood in New York became the United Nations and more:

Now available in our LISTEN ONLINE section, you can find and listen new broadcasts of the Z Travel and Leisure Hour.

Listen to the full one-hour broadcast of our January 19th show on things to do and see in Washington, DC.

Also available online are Best Of broadcasts of interviews with Ashford & Simpson, actor Frank Gorshin, and lawyer Jerry Spence.

Visit the LISTEN ONLINE section to hear these great broadcasts.

“45 Minutes From Broadway” debuts on WVOX
By Tim Gray

When electric trains first carried riders from New Rochelle to New York City in 1907 it took 45 minutes.  The trip and the city’s new train station inspired George M. Cohan to write the hit comedy “Only 45 Minutes From Broadway.”  Now, almost 100 years after the play put the Queen City on the map, a group of New Rochelle residents have resurrected its memory.

The creative team of Art Zuckerman, his wife, Susan Zuckerman, and radio partner Robb Pruitt have put together a show of the same name, detailing everything that is happening on the Great White Way.